The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-03-03
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adjourned last Friday.
The measles and roseola seem to have
taken the State by counties.
The SENTINEL charges nothing Tor
publishing church notices.
The wind last Sabbath blew down
many trees across the roads.
Rev. A. P. Nicholson will preach at
Mt, Pleasant on next Sabbath.
IfG w. had lived until the 22nd ult.
he would have been 1876 years old.
The price of bacon is steadily advanc.
ing. X was 8 cents in Atlpnta last week.
An offender against the prohibition
law in Atlanta, was recently fined 81 900.
If you were in the clearing off shower
last Saturday, you must have received
tlucking,
Georgia has another wonder, a nine
year old girl, that makes Lula take
back seat.
Miss Lucie Hester is again in Piokens
taking music. She is boarding at DR..
Bramlett's.
Subscribe for your county paper for
the current county news. Don't borrow;
that makes the printer tired.
Mr.. Julian w. Bruce, who hns been
visiting his mother in Pickens, returned
to Anderson, last Monday.
What is the matter with young man,
when he smokes the rest of the time?
from bed time till breakfast2
1t has become very evident that short
crops in the fall do not reduce the pur-
chase Of guano in the spring.
Mr.. J. II. G. McDaniels is making
valuable and permanent improvements
on his Twelve Mile River farm.
Never growl ut the weather. Noah
did not, and he witnessed forty days of
the wettest weather that man ever saw.
Mrs G.. w. Taylor who has for sever
al weeks been mt the bed side of her ia
ther, Col. Aiken, returned to Pickcns
last Saturday.
1t appears to be an established fact
that an ounce of keep yonr- -mouth-shut
is better than pound of explanation af-
ter you have said it.
Capt. James a. Mckee was in town
last Monday having the necessary pa,
pers fixed up to dlnw pension as IL vet
eran in the Mexican War.
F. This is to give notice that MI citizens
troubled with c=ughs or colds should
procuT n bottle of DIR. Bulls Cough Syr-
up and take it at once
Next week we will publish descrip-
tion of the Cumberland Gap, through
which our railroad passes. clipped from
Harper's Monthly.
Mr.. Robert Mcdlin died on the plan
tation of Mrs. Martin, in Pnmpkintown
Township, a few days ago at thcadvanc
ed age of 1O1 years.
The following prisoners We're sent to
Pickcns jail from the United States Court
at Greenville: NJ. G. Chapman, Ed II.
Galloway and Frank Tandiver.
On the 10th ult., Mr.. q. G. Cary. of
Cconee, was happily married to Miss Nan
nie Hamilton, of the same county. Dock
has our hearty congratulations.
If you think you have an interest in
great fortune, apply to Childs & Boggs,
who represent a Company that is look
ing up the heirs to many millions.
Prof. w. M. McCaslan, of the Pied
mont Institute, has been chosen to dcliv-
er the address before the Alumni of Frs.
kline College at the commencement next
June.
Messrs Hudgens & Bowen have our
thanks for convenient and very sue-
gestive calendar, advertising the Cont
mental Insurance Company which they
represent.
Miss Carrie Calhoun, Of Due West, was
visiting ut DIR. Riley's last Saturday.
She is in charge Of houriahing school
near Mr.. e. Smith Griffin's in Liberty
Township.
MrR. Tom. Steele and Mrs. Whitner
Simmes last week visited their sister,
Mrs. Bruce, who was very i'll with pneu:
monia. She has 30 far improved thnt
her speedy recovery is expected
Lawrence, aged 19yo rs, n son Of Mr..
Jesse Crenshaw, died Mt his fathers
residence on the night of the Oath ult.
he had not been very stout since he was
kicked by mule some four years ago.
"Mike" says he knows spring with
all OF its necessary accomplishments is
nigh at hand. Peaches, book agents,
lightning rod agents, fruit tree agents,